Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-27

RnksC0rT, A. A.Auk. Ll-An attempt tc
 burn the town of Flsgsisff, this county,
 on the ITth, has 90 inoenssd the citizens
 thsi they threaten Co hang she incen-
 diary If csnsht The ciiikens have or
 gsniEsd and 3700 have been raised to
 detect crimipsls- The fire was started
 in the rear of ths Chinese restaurant
 FLEETWOOD SPRINGS, Colo, Aug. H.
 All of the State troops that have been centered during ihe past week for ser-
 yIos against the Utes under ths renegade chief Colcrov on the White river were started for that country this morning. The whole troop numbers 100 men, well
 armed sad equipped, under the com mand of General Reardon. of Colorado. In . dispatch just received from Sheriff Kendall the latter says that ColoroE hss surely been getting reintorcementz from the Uintsh agency, and that the hostile Indian band now numbers fully 100. A small band of Utes are on the vsrpsth asd gre said to have been seen yesterday st the head eff Rifle oreek. about thirty five miles distant from this point. A lins of courisrs is being established to- day between this polnt and Mseker. General West has established his head quarters hese.>
 NEW BEDFORD, Mass. .. August 22- Mrs, Cleveigsd he'd . strlctiy day si home in Narisr yssisfday. Diverting e large portion of her time to answering correspondence.
 BERLIN. Ans. 22-An ofioial bulletin says that ths Emperor William continues to improve, aad that his rheumatism has diminished.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 22-DisiFict Assem- bly, No. t9 has elected II delegates to the General Assembly, which meets in Minneapolis, Oct 1. They are all op- posed to General Master Workman administration.
 Sr. PKrERsBURo, Aug. 22-It is off oislly announced that the Government has sent . proclsnstisn to the Powers, ii VIII not recognise tas valid ity of Prince Ferdin and's election so the Bulgarian Throne. The Moscow Gazette says it believes Ferdinsnd's retirement now inevitable.
 SAN FRASCrsoo, August 22-The call board opened this morning for the first tme since the collapse of the wheat deal thrse weeks ago. When the board closed the price of wheat seller was two seventeen and one half cents per cent sls, t0 be delivered in September. two dollars and ten cents- First sales buyer at seven thIs morning was was one dol lar and sixty cents and then dropped 10 fifty-nine Ave.
 At the afternoon meeting of the call board, l37 was only bid, It was made for seller S7. which was offered st 1.5O. No single transaction took place. The b okers retired from Change satisfied that this Ini.istory step had been taken and that the msTke. was dooked 70 sssily,
 CHICAGO, August 22-The will and oodicil of the late Lew Rosenfeld was aled to-day. lt cuts off his son Maurice with & dollar. There is nothing that can be touched by the creditors of his bankrupt commission firm. A hand some amount of personal property IS left to Msulcs's wife.
 PARIS, August 22-Deputy Lane has M. Paul de Osssagnso before he courts. He charges that bis charsc- Ter was deismed ny M de Cssssgnsc in with Boulanger Coup de Etst story.
 ArEANTIo CITY. N. J., August 22-Dr. W. A. Archer, Professor of Hygiene University of Pennsylvania, was drown en while in surf bathing near here yes ierdsy.
 FKRsDALK CAL, August 22,-Oving 10 repor, that Ban Francisco packing Uo. intended to bring Chinese here to operate & Salmon Csnnery 6 meetiog of was held last night to pro- iest against such action. Vote vas ts- ken and resulted in favor of excluding he Csinese. Public sentiment is some ubsi divided ss several thousand dollars are paid out annually by this Company Tor fish and supplies.
 MADRID, August 22.-The United States Government has requested release of Missionary Dean arrested on the Is land of Ponspe, contrary to Spsin's agreement to respect protestant Mis- sionsries in the Caroline Islands
 DUBLIN, August 22.-Ths LonghreA and Armsush branches of the National League met yesterday and resolved lo the work nOtyithstsnding the proclsiminE of the lsasue.
 CHICAGO, Aug. 22- A Times special from Winnipeg ssys:"A telegram from Premier Eorqusy congrstulatss the con tractor and the Government upon pay lng no heed Co the injunction, and expects his colleagues to go rght ahead and defy the Canadian Pacific railway and ihe Dominion Government in the Ia ka will return at once.